(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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BeValued: I'm a tool used to value contents items. What is my name?
Escape of Liquid: A washing machine hose bursts and floods the laundry. What is this event called?
Variation: This is a change to the agreed scope of works. What is it?
Pre-existing Damage: This damage was there before the insured event happened. What is it?
Sum Insured: This is the maximum amount we will pay for your claim. What is it?
Food Spoilage: Your power went out and your fridge is full of sad, smelly food. What is this called?
Builder Assessment Report: A builder writes to me to detail the damage and repair costs. What am I?
Excess: You pay me when you make a claim. What am I?
Maintenance: You do this to keep your property in good condition. What is it?
Invoice: You receive this bill after the work is done. What is it?
Roofer: You call me when your roof is leaking. Who am I?
Fittings: I'm a curtain or a carpet. What am I?
Restoration: We specialise in bringing your fire or water-damaged items back to life. What is our job?
Underwriting: We're the department that decides whether to offer you insurance and at what price. What are we?
Repairs: We fix your damaged items. What are we?
Asbestos: I'm a hazardous material found in older buildings. What am I?
CAT Event: A huge hailstorm has affected an entire suburb. What do insurers call this?
Nil Opportunity to Inspect: We couldn't see the damage before it was repaired. What is this situation called?
Recoveries: We chase the person who caused the damage to get our money back. What is this department called?
Personal Effects: These are the things you carry with you, like your phone and wallet. What are they?
Theft: Someone broke in and stole your TV. What is this event called?
Make Safe: We do this to prevent further damage, like putting a tarp on a damaged roof. What is this action called?
Non-Matching Policy: Your policy doesn't cover the repair of undamaged parts to make them match. What is this?
Genesys: I'm the phone system used to talk to customers. What is my name?
Plumber: You call me when a pipe bursts. Who am I?
Temporary Accommodation: Your house is unlivable, so we pay for you to stay somewhere else. What is this called?
Flood: I'm what happens when a river overflows its banks. What am I?
Certificate of Currency: I'm the proof that your insurance is active on a certain date. What am I?
Cash Settlement: We give you money instead of repairing or replacing. What is this?
IVAA: What is the four-letter acronym for 'Insurance Value and Assessment'?
Scope of Works Dispute: The builder and the insurer disagree on the repair plan. What is this called?
Decline: This is what we do when your claim is not covered. What is it?
Policyholder: I'm the person who owns the insurance policy. Who am I?
Premium: You pay this to keep your insurance active. What is it?
Contents: These are all the movable things inside your home. What are they?
Authorised Person on Claim: I can speak to the insurer on your behalf. Who am I?
Fire: I'm hot, I'm fast, and I can be very destructive. What am I?
Dehumidifier: I'm a machine that dries out a damp room. What am I?
Engineer's Report: I'm a technical document that explains the cause of structural damage. What am I?
Replacement: We give you a new one instead of fixing the old one. What is this?
Mould: I grow in damp places and can be bad for your health. What am I?
Product Disclosure Statement (PDS): I'm the big document that explains everything about your policy. What am I?
Decision Letter: We send you this to officially tell you the outcome of your claim. What is it?
Commercial Storage: You need to put your belongings somewhere safe while your house is repaired. Where do they go?
Loss Adjuster: I'm an independent expert who investigates complex claims. Who am I?
Storm: I bring strong winds, heavy rain, and sometimes hail. What am I?
Lightning: I'm a bright flash during a storm that can fry your electronics. What am I?
Claims Manager: I'm the leader of the team handling your claim. Who am I?
Inventory of Loss: You list all your damaged items on me. What am I?
Home Assessor: I visit your home to see the damage. Who am I?
Wear and Tear: I'm the gradual damage that happens over time. What am I?
Hail: I'm icy and I fall from the sky, denting cars and roofs. What am I?
Storm Chaser: I follow wild weather and offer to fix your roof, sometimes unethically. Who am I?
Earth Movement: The ground beneath your house shifts and causes cracks. What is this?
Accidental Damage: You dropped your laptop down the stairs. What is this?
CIU: What is the three-letter acronym for the 'Claims Investigation Unit'?
Complaint: You make one of these when you're unhappy with the service. What is it?
Reject: If you don't agree with our decision, you can do this. What is it?
Policy: This is your contract with the insurance company. What is it?
Breakage of Glass: A cricket ball just went through your window. What is this event called?
Lodgement: This is the first step of making a claim. What is it?
Impact Damage: A car just hit your fence. What kind of damage is this?
Accept: If you are happy with the offer, you do this. What is it?
Quote: A tradesperson gives you this document with an estimated cost. What is it?
Malicious Damage: Someone deliberately vandalised your property. What is this?
Fixtures: I'm a built-in wardrobe or a light fitting. What am I?
Sum Insured Safeguard: I'm an extra percentage of cover to protect you from being underinsured. What am I?
EOO: What is the three-letter acronym for 'Evidence of Ownership'?
